Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-01-29
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
US. Field was over from the Fort FRI
day.
Frank Jungen called upon our grocers
Friday.
Fred Lautenslager made US brief visit
this week.
Sidney Thompson is visiting friends
in Michigan.
B. F. Barney arrived from the east
Thursday evening.
w. E. Higbee went to Chicago this
week for brief vacation.
Ed Hanson returned from his pro-
tracted eastern trip on Monday night.
The ice palace is still tho ostensible
attraction for John Flittie at St. Paul.
Judge Francis passed through Devils
Lake Saturday on his way to Bismarck.
James Brittin made us q weeks visit
and returned to Towner county OH Tues
day.
Major Cramsie came over from the
Fort to tale Saturdays train for st.
Paul.
The victim of the Minot accident, still
at the Benham house. is improving very
rapidly.
James Brittin travels all tho way from
Csndo to Kansas City, beginning his trip
on Friday.
c. o. MaloneS 10 at Grand Forks.
whittier he was called by tho illness of
his mother.
Revival meetings are being held every
evening of this week in Rev. Mr.. Sheck-
ler's church.
c. l.. Campbell, wife and child, oi
Minnewaukan. we're on the sast-bound
train Friday.
The dedication services held last Sun.
| day at the Methodist Church were verv
largely attended.
A. B. Allen, representing tine Pioneer
Press Co.. called to see his Devils Lake
customers this week.
A lively RUNAWAY was paradinz the
streets on Monday but finally came 10
rest without occasioning a ny damage.
| ]. L. Richmond and r. r. Wise came
across the lake from Minnewauka,
Thursday to attend the Masonic sociable
Bert Swaziland, who is Contracto,
Sheppard's right hand man at Min0t
was on MONDAYS train bound for St
Paul.
Episcopal services will be held in thu
school house next Sunday morning ant
evening. January 30. All are cordially
invited.
Ole Hultgren, prosperous young far
mer living five miles east Of this city
left Friday morning for two month.
visit in Chicago.
A son of Peter Regan, agriculturalist
who received severe kick on tho heat
last week from too impulsive horse, il
reported near recovery
The monthly NJ. E. social will be helt
at the residence Of Mrs. J. z. Jenks mex
Tuesday evening, Feb. |. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Mr.. Cotton, the enterprisiny merchan
from Burlington, was in town this week
He wants to supply the Devils Lak'
market with Mouse river coal.
Judge Palmer came tn town Wednes
day evening and left by Thu rsday NOR
ning's train for Bismarck, where he will
participate in the deliberations of the Su
preme Court.
w. H. Koehler. representing the Ret
River Valley Brewing Co., was in th
city this week, and while here appoint
ed Messrs. Frepperz & Falk the agent.
for this district.
Judge Bennett came IN from Bottinea,
Thursday morning at 1 o'clock and tool
the lO:45 train bound east. Before re
turning the judge will take hand in th
Bismarck melee.
Another we'll. the fifth on their prop
; erty In this town. is now being sunk b
Weiermuller Bros. The work is bein
, done with pick and spade and the hol
is already so feet deep.
Our whilom townsman, G. w. Perez
: val, has disposed Of his insurance agenc
at West st. Paul to take position a
special agent with leading company
His long experience in field work vel
qualities him for promotion.
I Next Wednesday, Feb. 2, is day {
special devotion for the members of tn
Catholic church. The day is called Can
dlemas day, as on that day tho candle
). which are used for divine servic
throughout the year are solemnl
blessed. Diyins service will bs hold Z